Posted: 12/22/2003 9:11:16 AM EDT
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Are there any shops in the Roswell/Alphretta area that have a decent supply of reloading goodies (brass, powder, etc) Thanks in advance! |
| Not exactly Alphretta, but David's Gun Room in Norcross has reloading supplies. I don't reload (yet), so I'm not sure about prices. Might be worth a phone call though. |
| Believe it or not www.ebay.com and www.gunbroker.com have some pretty decent prices on reloading supplies. One of my goals for the next year is to pick up a Dillon 550 or 650 and start reloading. |
You'll like a Dillon! |
I know I'll like a Dillon, I played around with The_Beer_Slayer's 550 at the great big campout that none of you hacks (except Buzzstrike) even showed up to. |
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Dillon is the way to go IMO. For most equipment I'd buy it from them direct. That ensures that you're in their system for the no BS guarantee. Though I imagine you'll get good service from them if you buy from a reputable dealer. David's Gun Room sells some Dillon stuff. Cleaning media and tumblers you can find at the gun shows. There's a guy there that always has Dillon and Lee stuff, plus powder. His bullets are too expensive for me. Midway has a good tumbler and seperator package at a reasonable price. A lot less than what Dillon runs. Bullets - Montana Gold, Rainier plated (ACM will order Rainiers for you)or West Coast Plated are all good for pistol. Powder - Depends what you want. Hazmat fees are enough to encourage me to buy at the gun shows. I buy in 8lb kegs to keep the cost down. |
